Author name: Kamaljeet Singh

Bhim Singh(Research Scholar)Department of GeographyUniversity of RajasthanJaipur (Rajasthan) India Dr. Anil Kumar Yadav(Assistant Professor)Department of GeographyAlankar P.G. MahavidyalayaJaipur(Rajasthan) India Abstract Rajasthan has a distinctive agricultural environment characterized by arid and semi-arid conditions, irregular rainfall, and considerable spatial variation in water availability. In this context, irrigation plays an important role in increasing the utilization of agricultural

Bhim Singh(Research Scholar)Department of GeographyUniversity of RajasthanJaipur (Rajasthan) India Dr. Anil Kumar Yadav(Assistant Professor)Department of GeographyAlankar P.G. MahavidyalayaJaipur(Rajasthan) India Abstract Rajasthan has a distinctive agricultural environment characterized by arid and semi-arid conditions, irregular rainfall, and considerable spatial variation in water availability. In this context, irrigation plays an important role in increasing the utilization of agricultural

Bal Krishna(Research Scholar)Awadhesh Pratap Singh UniversityRewa (Madhya Pradesh) India Dr. Preeti Dwivedi(Professor and Head)MBA Vindhya Institute of Technology & Science (VITS)Satna (Madhya Pradesh) India Abstract The present era is often described as an age of science, technology, communication, intelligence, education and economy. Human beings are trying to develop society by adopting these concepts, particularly in

Bal Krishna(Research Scholar)Awadhesh Pratap Singh UniversityRewa (Madhya Pradesh) India Dr. Preeti Dwivedi(Professor and Head)MBA Vindhya Institute of Technology & Science (VITS)Satna (Madhya Pradesh) India Abstract The present era is often described as an age of science, technology, communication, intelligence, education and economy. Human beings are trying to develop society by adopting these concepts, particularly in

Kinjal JadejaAssistant ProfessorNootan Ayurveda College & Research CenterSankalchand Patel University, VisnagarAhmedabad (Gujarat) India Dr. Satyjitsinh ZalaAssistant Professor & Research Co-OrdinatorLYU Ahmedabad (Gujarat) India Dr. Abhijeetsinh JadejaProfessor & PrincipalB.C.A. Sankalchand Patel University, VisnagarAhmedabad (Gujarat) India Abstract The Mind Sound Resonance Technique (MSRT) represents a paradigmatic convergence of classical Vedic soteriology and contemporary clinical psychophysiology. Developed by

Kinjal JadejaAssistant ProfessorNootan Ayurveda College & Research CenterSankalchand Patel University, VisnagarAhmedabad (Gujarat) India Dr. Satyjitsinh ZalaAssistant Professor & Research Co-OrdinatorLYU Ahmedabad (Gujarat) India Dr. Abhijeetsinh JadejaProfessor & PrincipalB.C.A. Sankalchand Patel University, VisnagarAhmedabad (Gujarat) India Abstract The Mind Sound Resonance Technique (MSRT) represents a paradigmatic convergence of classical Vedic soteriology and contemporary clinical psychophysiology. Developed by

Dr. Vivek MaheshwariProvost And Head,Dept of Yoga and HumanitiesLakulish Yoga UniversityAhmedabad (Gujarat) India Abstract Childhood is one of the most important phases of human development, especially for the growth of attention, awareness, and higher cognitive abilities. Modern psychology has explained many aspects of how children learn to think, focus, and respond to the world around

Dr. Vivek MaheshwariProvost And Head,Dept of Yoga and HumanitiesLakulish Yoga UniversityAhmedabad (Gujarat) India Abstract Childhood is one of the most important phases of human development, especially for the growth of attention, awareness, and higher cognitive abilities. Modern psychology has explained many aspects of how children learn to think, focus, and respond to the world around

Avanish Kumar Singh(Research Scholar)Department of Business EconomicsA.P.S. University, RewaMadhya Pradesh (India) Dr. Rajiv Dube(Professor and Head)Department of Business EconomicsA.P.S. University, RewaMadhya Pradesh (India) Abstract Since the legislative obligation implemented under Section 135 of the Companies Act, 2013, corporate social responsibility (CSR) has become an essential component of business strategy for big manufacturing firms working in

Avanish Kumar Singh(Research Scholar)Department of Business EconomicsA.P.S. University, RewaMadhya Pradesh (India) Dr. Rajiv Dube(Professor and Head)Department of Business EconomicsA.P.S. University, RewaMadhya Pradesh (India) Abstract Since the legislative obligation implemented under Section 135 of the Companies Act, 2013, corporate social responsibility (CSR) has become an essential component of business strategy for big manufacturing firms working in